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A HAPPY NEW YEAR W@odcock, HonIrrt .. K iffi - 1U Worthon's Try Our Deliplous 40 . CO4E 1 D 5 . ulli .M TOTAE LOE desiginateod y temeetc~ing ti us "q in 'a detailed report of the subject at the next session and prepare a budget, for, the 'milk laboratory ýand in-, spection Service. Members of the comniittee will be Dr. A. 1.%Rissinger, health comm issioner. of -Lake Forest; GeorgReR. Young,. village -manager of Glencoe. and Dr. Howard A. Orvis,-.health of ficer for Winnetka, and 'Kenilwortb.. Ail the representatives of, the, villages expressed. themselves as favorable to'the'project. fi ýGresaBeyUBd. izýn'evemingB Child In vesta Savings in, Health.Giving Seals As indicating the interest children are taking in the Wiltnette Health, Center prograni to save their playma1tes from.ý the ravages, of tuber-. culosis, attention is directed to thec fact that last Wednesday Thomas Carney, 10year-oId son of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Carncy, 1155 Mohawk road, invested his savings, amounting to 97 -cents, in Christmas seals. Kari Schneider, Retired Thomas, who is a 5-B grade student Cabinet Maker, Is Dead at Howard school, is conscious that Oswald Schneider; a. retired Karl he flot only purchased seals, but cabinet maker, of 1077 Cherry street, helped f0 bring health and happiness Winnetka, 'passed away on Saturclay to some other little. boy 'or girl less i~n the ETvanston hospital after anl Jerome Net'ins will be the soloist «t -the second Chru'tmos service ut 10:30 o'clock. Christmm, morning in the Wilmette Rnglish LuthIeran church. H.- wiII .inq "Thé HaIy lTe Junisor Çhd'by llarlsn choir of the church zvill sing "O tome to My Heart, Lord Jesus," by Ambrose. IBernie Photo Yead. who wiII compete tor the trophy now held by New York. The leading feminine stars of the game wiIi also be seeni in action as try-outs for the Corbillon Cup team will, be held at the samie time.. North shore personalities play a large, part. in' this. event. Which bas corne to. be, regarýded. as the most spectacular event' in United States table,, tennis and fixture of the Chicago _s portingj calendar. of the winter season. D. A. Kittermaster ofIHighland , Park, vice-president 'of the .United States Table ,Tennis association, is chairman of the tournaàment. Coleman.. Clark, of Winnetka.. known as the ieading autbority on the gatnie, is - acting as non-playing captain of selecting players for the- matches is the Chicago téam, n his strategy in. selecting players for the matches is expected to boîster Chicago's hopes i ~the tQurflaWOft, *Dan Kreer, of Winnetka, ,ulio bas made a méteoric risc in tournament table tennis during the past two years, is making a strong bid for a place. on the team. Keer and Muchow, of Evanston are the only north shore players left ini the qualifving. matches which will cetermine w;ho will represent Chicago. A feature of the intercity champion ship, is that every match brings V, t,. J. E. WORTHEI and EMPLOYEE W. are Famous for, Mîlk Shakos 5 avenuei Ker is a student souri. ýworth. Miss1 the University Quart nd Sunday of Ici. Cream 35c abeth McErlean of Chicago, and Miss Martha Schneider of Fort Lauderdale, Fia. Funcral services were conducted: Arrangements have been complcted on Monday afternoon at the Memorthe annual Christmas party f0 be for Rev. the by chapel cemetery Park ial given for the children . of Nortb Èudolph A. John. Shore Golf club members Sunday afternoon, December 27, beginning Children Will Be Yule Party Guests The, Bible and Works of Mary Baker Eddy, and ail other authori Science Literature may be read, borrowed or purchased se the Re TiUt PUBLIC W8CORfIALLT IV1TED TO ATTEND THE cIIUaCX umaVICasAND Vssrr TUEE kADINGROOU D. PAGLIARULO 1166 Wilnwett. Avenue Hec is survived by bis widow, Christine; by three daiughters, Miss Louise Kipp of Wilnette, Mrs. Christine Nyberg of Chicago, and Mrs. Dora Bates of Chicago, and by two sons,, Fred Kipp of Chicago, and. Alfred of Wilmnette. I